CNPC wins Thai gas plant work

摘要

CHINA National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) has won a contract from Thai state-controlled oil company PTT to provide patent, engineering, procurement and construction services for a new gas processing train in Thailand's eastern Rayong province. The $430 million deal will commit two CNPC units - China Petroleum Engineering & Construction Corporation (CPECC) and China Petroleum Pipeline Engineering (CPPE) to completing the job in 39 months. The GSP7 facility will replace GSP1, which has been running for more than three decades with a nameplate gas processing capacity of 350 million cubic feet per day. Located at the Map Ta Phut terminal, the GSP7 is designed for a total capacity of 460 million cubic feet per day of gas. This will be received from the existing Rayong Gas Separation Plant to recover ethane and fractionate hydrocarbon for gas or liquid products, such as propane, liquefied petroleum gas and natural gas liquids.